Bodybuilding programs can be quite awkward especially when they don't seem to yield results. Perhaps, you lift weights very often and engage in several other bodybuilding exercises but fail to get enough muscle gain in return for the invested effort and time.  If you are one of such people who have little to show for all the workouts, you can check out these 5 bodybuilding tips that will give you faster results. 

Carbohydrates and amino acids constitute a bulk of the nutrients you need to build your body faster. While carbohydrates give your body the strength to produce new muscle tissue, amino acids enable it to synthesize new muscle mass. Before and after your daily workout, do ensure you fill your body with the adequate amount of these nutrients. If you're thinking about the best time of day to supply your body with carbohydrates and amino acids, you can take advantage of your pre-workout and post-workout periods to do this. You can also take protein supplements. You can know about various protein powder types. 

The number of weights you lift and how often you do weight-lifting can impact greatly on your bodybuilding program. Advisably, try your hands on heavier weights as you progress in the bodybuilding program: your ability to lift heavier weights continuously will boost your level of muscle gain. If you're always increasing your amount of weight-lifting, probably by trying the heavier dumb-bells you often think you can't lift, you're very likely to have a quick rate of muscle growth. 

If you're keen to maximize your potential for muscle growth, endeavor to stick to exercises that work two or more muscle groups at a time. 

For instance, the bench press will help you exercise the biceps (though a little bit), the triceps and the chest. If you aren't trying out the bench press, you can do the shoulder press which helps you work out the triceps and the shoulders. 

Exercises such as leg curls and barbell curl will work out only the hamstrings and the biceps respectively. If you're favoring any of these exercises above the compound exercises discussed earlier, you might not get the best result in return for the energy and time invested. 

Many people invest excess time in workouts by training all day long. They do this in the hope of maximizing their potentials for muscle gain but the downside is that they hardly recover the strength to keep them going. If you train too much and fail to take enough rest prior to your return to the gym, you're very likely to become weaker rather than gain more strength. Even if you're on an extended series of workouts, do well to take a full rest for a minimum of two days within one week. 

If you're really keen to make great success with your bodybuilding program, ensure that there are signs of improvements as you progress. It's possible that you don't gain more muscle even when you engage in regular workouts. This situation is often termed a 'plateau' and it entails going on regular workouts for more than two weeks without any sign of change or improvement. If you must avoid a 'plateau', you'll have to change a number of things in your bodybuilding program: perhaps the kinds of exercises you do or the number of hours/days for which you rest before starting a new set.